The sun., 1887-03-27

was gashed In two places. The jaw was cut on
the left side. and there were two outs in the
chin. Blood was still oozing from these wounds
The left side OF the face was coverd by the
ground The right side was discolored.
y" Altogether It looksd rs II q man had stamped
tho head into the soft earth. and the earth
afterward had frozen. The girls forehead bore
three bruises. Her right hand. on which was
glove. had been slashed near the wrist with
knife. and the inside Of her left hnnd. which
was also gloved. was lacerated near the fingers.
The rest Of the body was In an equally shock
ing condition. The clothing was much disar-
ranged and the dress partly drawn up. Her
shoes were muddy almost to their tops.
Frank Worth stayed by the body, while Al
fred Worth ran to Chief Of Police Tooker's
house in the village. Thomas and Irving Worth
went on to their work. and when Alfred Worth
returned to the scene with Chief Tooker.
Frank was still standing guard over the body.
1t was q ghastly sight in the early morning
sunshine. The murdered girl was dressed in
an olive-green cloth suit. trimmed with green
feathers. A new pair OF yellowish kid gloves
covered her well-shaped hands. one Of which
was drawn above her head. The breast Of her
SLOWING that at one time in her struggle for
life she must have fallen face downward.
THE MURDERERs FooTPRIN1s.
The news Of the brutal murder spread rapid
ly through Railway and crowd quickly g4tn-
efeae q mans No. .e boot boot The girls sootprnis
% from opposs
The girl was walking at the side Of the road.
where the ground was very soft: Tne IN mans ms
ssf When he @ Sss Rsssaas
Cf the wheels of a wagon all about on the side
Of the road, but they may have been zen
rs mfS e sss Nos ess 81 osnd
6er BLACK straw hat. trimmed with black vel
black dotted yell; breastpin and small pin ppI.
Sfna%snt Unaer the the body ss was Nors0l5 ssa5
n The MI %dSs With sod ths
told from the size or shape of the collar whether
i that Of or G1se to the
broken eggs and small black umbrella.
THE WEAPON USED.
Over the rail fence IN. the plouehed field.
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sssnins sssh sn The bis blsds Its e Sa th9
bsds e9S on
e Of the hhwy S
was unclasped, contained these articles:
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sheet green velvet sacque with lace sleeves and Sr.
The last PIECE Of evidence was immed!atshy
satche in the river seems to INDICATE st the diEee
could not be traced beyond Jefferson avenue.
where good many people pass
SCREAMS HEARD ON FRIDAY NIGHT.
murder was done on Friday evening before 9K
o'clock. which wa. about the, time the ground
barren fields stretch away on either side, and
ahesd the roSd WINDS sh s 3
fses away the West Is the e SIDE the
road on which the body was found. Mrs. Heis.
whG m Ess n The bs sSys hGs IT
the neighborhood or heard her screams. Mr..
Curtis. Grs. Heisenboodle,s neSt door neigh:
Heard hear esSssM scresms W. Two % coored women ARE are
H. S.g y xs hs
the BODY ssa hs whs so they
O'CLOCK On Friday nisht, they heard two shrill
not repented they hurried home.
TRYING TO RECOGNIZE THE BODY.
The remains lay by the roadside until past
noon. Hundreds came and viewed them, but
thought the young woman belonged IN I1s ths
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es mosed tt 70 iS kyns Marsh's SndeFtak shop
on streteher and the outer clothing; was re-
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shs tie LEFT h4Ss S ana a0 it s Sr wSn Snns s
inch Of each ear. Il severed the jugular vein;
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Her underciothing consisted Of black stockings,
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Drs. Mravag and Cladek made a post -mortem
examination OF the head, heart, and lungs OF
the dead girl to make certain that death was
caused by the wound in the throat.
THE VICTIM WAS NOT OUTRAGED.
Tho result OF their. autopsy was not to have
been revealed until the inquest, but one OF the
that the doctors discovered thst. tile girl had
WAS not more than 20 years old.
The scene Of the murder was photographed.
and Q surveyor made hm a diagram, l, II the ground.
aSticss found In the girs, bag t9 3, his ONCE IN
has been obtained He is not believed to
SH snp Wsrs Thhs basss D stors aRy
keeper in Rahw,N. Milton or LINDEN
anybody but Justice OF tho Peace Tunfson, and
lie lie says says that he ssw. her "a last IIursdny BE-
tween 9 and 8 z. M IN Elizabeth avea1s In
rom ion" tie i place where she was found dssd.
She was then walking brskly In the direction
Of Linden. Joseph Swssr thought that hs